Yuki-Galloway Pair Wins
Yuki-Galloway Pair Wins: World No. 1 Jannik Sinner continues his ruthless form at Wimbledon 2025, storming into the pre-quarterfinals without dropping a single set. The Italian sensation dismantled Spain’s Pedro Martínez in straight sets (6-1, 6-3, 6-1) in just 1 hour and 55 minutes, showcasing why he’s the man to beat this year.
Sinner’s performance has been nothing short of flawless—he has lost only 17 games across three matches, surpassing Roger Federer’s 2004 record (19 games conceded at the same stage). His precision, explosive serves, and relentless baseline aggression have left opponents scrambling.
Key Stats from Sinner’s Dominant Run:
- Unbroken Serve: Saved all 8 break points faced so far.
- Serve Speed: Average first serve speed of 202 kmph.
- Time on Court: Just 5 hours and 23 minutes across three matches.
“New tournament, new surface,” Sinner said post-match. “I’m not concerned that one loss [at Roland Garros] can influence you for such a long time.”
Next up, Sinner faces Grigor Dimitrov—once dubbed ‘Baby Federer’—in a blockbuster fourth-round clash on Monday.
Doubles Delight: Yuki Bhambri & John-Patrick Galloway March Into Round 3
In the doubles arena, the Indo-Australian pair of Yuki Bhambri and John-Patrick Galloway continues to impress, securing their spot in the third round. Their aggressive net play and sharp reflexes have made them a dangerous duo, and fans are hopeful for a deep run.
Their next opponents will be a tough challenge, but with the way they’ve been playing, an upset could be on the cards.
Wimbledon 2025: What to Watch Next
- Jannik Sinner vs. Grigor Dimitrov – A battle of finesse vs. firepower.
- Defending Champion Carlos Alcaraz continues his title defense.
- Iga Świątek looks unstoppable in the women’s draw.
- Bhambri-Galloway aim for a quarterfinal berth.
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FAQs: Wimbledon 2025
1. How many games has Jannik Sinner lost so far at Wimbledon 2025?
Sinner has dropped only 17 games in three matches. Breaking Roger Federer’s previous record of 19 games at this stage in 2004.
2. Who will Jannik Sinner play in the fourth round?
Sinner faces Grigor Dimitrov, a former top-5 player known for his elegant, Federer-esque style.
3. Are there any Indian players still competing at Wimbledon?
Yes! Yuki Bhambri, partnering with John-Patrick Galloway, has advanced to the third round of men’s doubles.
